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We are seeking dedicated Truck Washers to join essential teams across the Canadian logistics sector. This hands-on role is more than just cleaning; it’s a crucial position that ensures the safety, efficiency, and professional appearance of the nation’s commercial fleet. With competitive hourly pay and employers actively providing visa support for the right candidates, this is a tangible opportunity to build a new life in a welcoming country. If you’re reliable, physically fit, and ready to contribute to a vital industry, your journey could start here.
Company Overview
Our partners are established transportation and logistics companies integral to Canada’s economy. These organizations range from large nationwide carriers to regional fleet operators, all of whom understand that a well-maintained truck is a safe and productive asset. They operate with a commitment to professionalism and compliance, adhering to strict Canadian safety and environmental standards. By investing in their workforce through visa sponsorship programs like the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP), these companies demonstrate a genuine commitment to supporting their international employees’ transition and success.
Key Responsibilities
You will be responsible for the thorough cleaning and care of commercial vehicles, playing a key role in daily operations. Your typical day will include:
- Performing complete exterior and interior cleaning of transport trucks, using pressure washers, brushes, and cleaning agents to remove dirt, grease, and road debris.
- Conducting basic inspections during cleaning, noting any damage, leaks, or maintenance issues to report promptly to a supervisor.
- Operating and maintaining cleaning equipment safely, while following all company and environmental guidelines for waste disposal.
- Ensuring the work area is kept tidy and organized, contributing to a safe and efficient workshop environment.
- Adhering strictly to workplace health and safety protocols at all times to protect yourself and your colleagues.
Qualifications
We are looking for candidates who are eager to work and learn. The most important qualifications are a strong work ethic and a positive attitude.
- Physical fitness and stamina are required to perform manual tasks, stand for long periods, and work outdoors in various weather conditions.
- A strong sense of responsibility, attention to detail, and the ability to follow instructions carefully are essential.
- While previous experience in vehicle cleaning is a plus, it is not always mandatory; training is often provided for motivated individuals.
- Basic English or French communication skills are beneficial for understanding safety instructions and working with the team.
- Eligibility to obtain a valid Canadian work permit is required, and employers will sponsor this process for selected candidates.
Benefits and Perks
This position offers a strong foundation for your career and life in Canada. You will receive:
- A competitive hourly wage, typically ranging from CAD $15 to $22 per hour, based on your experience and the job location.
- Comprehensive visa sponsorship and work permit support through established government programs, guiding you through the legal process.
- Stable, full-time employment in an essential industry with consistent demand across the country.
- Potential for overtime pay and flexible shift options depending on the employer’s needs.
- The opportunity to access Canada’s healthcare system and social benefits as a full-time employee.
- A clear path for career growth, with the potential to advance into supervisory or specialised maintenance roles within the transportation sector.
How to Apply
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Ready to take the first step? To apply for these truck washer positions with visa sponsorship, please follow this process:
- Prepare Your Documents: Update your resume to highlight any relevant work experience, physical labour roles, and language skills. Ensure your passport is valid.
- Search for Openings: Look for current “Truck Washer” vacancies on official Canadian job portals such as Job Bank (jobbank.gc.ca), Indeed Canada, and the career sites of transportation companies.
- Submit Your Application: Apply directly to job postings, ensuring you meet the listed criteria. Be cautious of any site requesting payment for a job or visa, as legitimate employers will not ask for this.
- Next Steps: If an employer is interested, they will guide you through the job offer and the subsequent Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) and work permit application process.
